Issues and Policy
issues-and-policy
Hawaii Co-op Takes Top Spot for Energy Storage Watts
From energy storage to solar watts per member, co-ops turn in strong showings in SEPA’s rankings
Environment
NRECA Explains Co-ops’ Obstacles Under Clean Power Plan
What should EPA know about America’s electric co-ops before drafting another Clean Power Plan?
Environment
GridEx Gives Co-ops Chance to Flex Cybersecurity Muscles
Under cyber and physical attacks, electric co-ops find NERC’s GridEx IV reinforced the importanc
Distributed Energy Resources
Vermont Co-op Helps Members Save With Weatherization and Efficiency Upgrades
Washington Electric Co-op's Button Up program offers ways to save energy and money.
Distributed Energy Resources
Crews Rebuild Battered and Burned Co-op Lines
Spring has not meant mild weather in many parts of the United States.
Broadband
Digital Divide: How Can the ‘Uneven Landscape’ of Broadband Access Be Fixed?
NRECA CEO Jim Matheson offers recommendations at a national listening forum.
Distributed Energy Resources
Utah Co-op Gets Creative With Solar Array
Solar power, great sound and shade, too? A Utah electric co-op has helped create performance space
Broadband
Secretary Perdue, Chairman Pai to join Stakeholders for Rural Broadband Forum
The “E-Connectivity Forum” is the kickoff event for a series of regional conversations designe
Broadband
While Rural Prosperity Is Making Headlines, Co-ops Can Keep Heat on Congress
What electric co-ops can do while Congress considers rural infrastructure and broadband.
Broadband
Key Takeaways: Senators Laud Work of Co-ops
Key senators address NRECA’s 2018 Legislative Conference in Washington.